Marist School

Marist School’s campus master plan provides the facilities needed to enact the school's vision of becoming a model for Catholic secondary education. Designed to complete what the Marists began when they moved to the Ashford Dunwoody campus in 1963, the campus master plan will have a lasting impact on the educational experience of every Marist student for generations to come.

As the world around us continues to change and advance, the campus master plan will provide the facilities Marist needs to thrive in the pursuit of its mission.

Projects include:

All construction will maintain the classic look and feel of the current brick buildings and will be in keeping with the values of the Society of Mary. Most of the transformation will take place within the existing school footprint, serving to centralize, rather than broaden the campus, which will preserve the maximum amount of green space for our school and the community. In all activities we are dedicated to protecting the beauty of our campus and our abundant natural resources by using eco-friendly design principles.